The Urban Doctor

I read this book a few years ago, and it was charged at that time. It is the best doctor novel I have ever read. Now I'm revisiting Feng for the second time. Thank you for inviting the great writer.

It feels like the male protagonist is like a fool. Author, do you think this is appropriate for the male protagonist? It was written like a three-year-old child. Personally I think this book is average and the male protagonist is very rubbish.

There are more than 4,000 chapters in a book, all about the grievances and resentments between families, and there are multiple female protagonists. It's boring. I just read the ending after hundreds of chapters.

I like to work and listen to novels. The first few chapters of this were okay, but after chapter 46 I felt like vomiting. It's so verbose, and the more I listen to it, the more irritated I become. I can't listen anymore. Abandoned. .

The title is too big. I don't know what the author wants to express. He uses more than 200 chapters to describe military training and love between men and women. In more than 600 chapters, there is no focus on describing how the male pig's trotters learn Western medicine knowledge. The author does focus on describing the infighting among wealthy families. The book is called "Urban Doctor", but the content has nothing to do with medical skills. Readers who have read the book "Super Doctor" all know how the male pig's trotters Ye Xiu grew from a master of Western medicine to a master of Chinese and Western medicine! So the book written by the author is wrong! I had to bear it and gave up decisively after reading more than 600 chapters! !

Is this called a single heroine? ? ?

After reaching chapter 46, I never wanted to read it again. The plot was confusing, the characters were incomprehensible, and the characters were not worth mentioning.

The male protagonist looks like a fool

I can't stand it anymore. The plot is bland. I just eat big meals and late-night snacks. It's like I haven't eaten anything in my previous life.

I've read dozens of chapters and still don't understand what's being written. Time in the book passes even slower than now.